Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-06-30

Candy, lemonade, peanuts. You can
buy them all of us except the lemonade.
But then we sell the incest lemons in
the market, from 20 cents a dozen up.
G. E. PARIsEAU.
Mrs. Stafford, mother of Mrs Loomis
returned to her home at Fort Atkinson
this state Friday evening. Her visit
was very much enjoyed by the Rev's
family.
Mrs. D. P. Morrill, left Friday for
minneapolis where her son Frank is
hope she found him better on her
arrival
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Homier, of Mosinee
ard old time residents of this city were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pomain-
vile on st. Johns day. Their many
friends here were glad to see them.
Jolln Urbatsch, of Adams county,
sod ten head of three year old steers
the past week to DAILY & Co. They
averaged twelve hundred and forty five
pounds each
Harry Rablin while in Beron's mill
with his father, came in close contact
with an edger that he thought was not
loaded, and had the ends of his first
and second finger on the right hand cut
off. He is getting along nicely.
Total valuation of real and personal
property first ward 1906; Second ward
L. III
ton of city property 275,77S.
Motto for BARRIERS: Cut and come
deep we cut our prices on glassware,
crockery and fruit jars. Au Bon Marche
is the place.
Prof. E. S. Stevens and wife, of Pine
Island, Mimi, are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. B. f. Runyan this week. Mrs.
Stevens is sister of Mrs Runyan
A sad accident befeI Mr.. Frank
Steel's little girl the past week. While
playing on the bed she fell to the floor
In such manner as to break the two
bones of her right arm. Dr. Robinson
was called and set the member.
Married at the residence of Mr.. Roy
Prytz in Centralia June 27, 1887 by Rev.
S. Smith. Mr., Charles Prytz of Grand
Rapids to Miss Florence Hermenson of
Waupaca.
Mrs. Fannie Thompson returned
home from northern Illinois4aTuesday
morning. She enjoyed her visit among
relatives.
Edward Ketchum and his Sabbath
School class of boys left Tuesday morn
ing for several days camp below the
city. They will spend their time fishing
hurting, &C. A general good time is
their object.
Soap, Centennial, S bars for 25 cts.
Soap, Johnson's Pure, 6 bars for % cts.
Soap. Best New York Babbit, bars for
70 cts. Spot cash at Pariseau's.
The insurance department in connec-
ton with the First National bank, in
charge of Mr.. t. A. Taylor, has been
moved up stairs in the rooms formerly
occupied by Geo. r. Gardner, as law
Office. Miss Sarah Goodman, of Cen
Italia, is employed with Mr.. Taylor, as
assistant.
The order of st. Johns held their
annual celebration in this city on the
24th. Services were held at the Catholic
church in the morning, picnic dinner
and exercises on the Centralia School
house grounds in the afternoon, and
a grand dance in the evening at the
Opera Hall. Everything passed off
pleasantly and the day was a model one
for such celebration. Financially it
was a success.
The Misses Ellis returned to their
home in Milwaukee, after ten days
visit Of continual pleasure. Since their
departure we cannot vouch for the mum
Der of bleeding hearts among the young
men now lying upon the alter, the
result of their short stay, but would
refer you for further information, to
Messers. Ellis Kroner, Walter Wood
and JOS Dugas, as we believe they have
the worst symptoms.
A few of Mr. and Mrs H. w. Lords
friends in the second ward learned of
their intention of moving to Vesper this
week Wednesday, Monday evening
they assembled at the residence of Mr..
}. w. Hodges as central point, and
from there walked in ON Mrs Lord
while in the act of packing goods. Her
attire was that style that usually accom-
panles the packing act at nine o'clock
p. M. and was POSITIVE EVIDENCE that
she knew nothing of her on coming
surprise that evening. Mr. Lord came
home7from down town about $50 and
he was much surprised to find his home
taken possession of by his friends. A
very pleasant evening was spent, and
will long be remembered by those who
were present as the most successful
surprise party of the day.
Miss Eva Crawford, one of Grand
Rapids most charming young ladies
was married to Mr.. Chas. S. Whalen, of
Auburndale, Wednesday morning June
29th at o'clock by the Rev. Mr..
Loomis. Only few of her young lady
friends We're present. The REPORTER
joins Miss Eva's many friends in these
two cities in wishing her a long, happy
and prosperous life. Mr.. Whalen is
highly spoken of in Auburnd ale.